Girl Scouts at the Harriet Beecher Stowe House
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Location
2950 Gilbert Avenue in Walnut Hills. Intersection of Gilbert Avenue and MLK. Right off highway 71 at exit 3.
Programs Offered
PLAYING THE PAST BADGE
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Girls will learn about influential women in history, including anti-slavery author Harriet Beecher Stowe’s life and legacy of social justice in Cincinnati and daily life activities for girls in the 19th century. The visit includes a tour and interactive activities and fulfills all requirements for the Playing the Past badge.
Topic: Entrepreneurship
SUFFRAGE CENTENNIAL PATCH PROGRAM
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The 19th Amendment, which was ratified in 1920, removed the gender restriction to voting—a significant milestone for democracy! Isabella Beecher Hooker, the youngest of the Beecher sisters, lived in Cincinnati as a young girl in the 1840s and grew up to be a national activist for women’s voting rights. Girls will work toward the Suffrage Centennial patch through a house tour and interactive activities.
CUSTOM PROGRAMS & OUTREACH
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We are glad to work with troops on topics of social justice, women’s rights, abolitionism, 19th century history, Black history, the Underground Railroad, finding your voice, writing, and more.
Topic: Life Skills, Entrepreneurship
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Girls will learn about influential women in history, including anti-slavery author Harriet Beecher Stowe’s life and legacy of social justice in Cincinnati and daily life activities for girls in the 19th century. The visit includes a tour and interactive activities and fulfills all requirements for the Playing the Past badge.
Topic: Entrepreneurship
SUFFRAGE CENTENNIAL PATCH PROGRAM
d b j c s a
The 19th Amendment, which was ratified in 1920, removed the gender restriction to voting—a significant milestone for democracy! Isabella Beecher Hooker, the youngest of the Beecher sisters, lived in Cincinnati as a young girl in the 1840s and grew up to be a national activist for women’s voting rights. Girls will work toward the Suffrage Centennial patch through a house tour and interactive activities.
CUSTOM PROGRAMS & OUTREACH
d b j c s a
We are glad to work with troops on topics of social justice, women’s rights, abolitionism, 19th century history, Black history, the Underground Railroad, finding your voice, writing, and more.
Topic: Life Skills, Entrepreneurship
Pricing
- $9 per scout
- 2 adults included with troop
- Additional adults pay standard admission ($8).
Book your troop
To book your troop, email friends@stowehousecincy.org with requested dates.